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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-29
ABOLITION OF PERFUMES.



Smelling Fluid In their Ears.
1t is pleasure to note that the in
discriminate use of perfumes among
members of the fair sex is rapidly de-
crrasiny, and that the woman who en-
ploys triple extracts with which to
sprinkle herself has become the cxcep-
ton rather than the rule. Like every
thing else. perfumes may be legitimate
or not. according to circumstances.
Delicate odors, such as violet, hello
trope or orris root. are always permits
siblc. just us patchouly and musk are
always to be summed. In any event,
perfume in the shape of sachet powder
is to be preferred to liquid extracts, ii
we except one or two English prepara-
tions. This subtle, delightful scent
was frs. used by the Princess of Wales
and later by Mrs. Langtry, until it
finally became the rage. The chemist.
meanwhile. has made fortune. A
peculiar custom with fashionable
women is to pour one or two drops Of
perfume into their ears. Nobody now
adays ever thinks of putting perfumes
on II handkerchief or rubbing it on
ono's hands. Laccs, underwear, rib
bons. note paper, gloves, and all
small articles of dress are made fra
grant by large sachet bags. that are Of
a size corresponding to the bureau or
dressing table drawers. These bag
are composed of silk and lined with
raw cotton. upon which the powder L.
spread. This, in addition to yer,
moderate use of faint suggestive
odor such rs the wood violet, for in
stance. is all in the way of perfume,
that is allowable by = really refined
woman. Partisan dressmakers have II
way of sending perfumed gowns
TO their customers. A strang,
feature connected with this fashion is
the fact that the odor remains forever.
A lady of this city having purchased Il
costume whose every fold breathed the
most delicious perfume, sent an order
to Paris for sample of The scent en-
ploycd. The dressmaker forwarded
to her by express IL small bottle of ordi
nary looking sachet powder. Accom-
panying it WAS II bill to the amount
so. The lady paid the money, bu
since then has generally inquired thu
price of things before ordering ~ j.
Mail and Erprcss.
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+, SHALL FIND REST.


A little farther on
There will be time--I shall find rest anon;
r,,,,s do We say, while eager youth invites
y-u,r hope to try her wings In wnnton aighta
All nlmblc fancy builds til soul q nest
IA some far crag; but soon youths llama h
gnc-
r,rrped lightly out--whilo wo repeat tho Jest
yynh smiling conildence--I shall flnd rest
A ttlo farther on
little farther on
shall find rest: half Gerccly we avow
v-hen noon beats on tho dusty field and caro-
Tarcots to rnjont our armor, and hc glare
1trobs with the pulse OF battlc, while LIES best
Thes with the fitting stars; tho frenzied brow
Pains for the laurel more than for tho breast,
Where love soft nesting waits. Not now, not
now
with feyerish breath We cry. shall ind rest
little farther on.
A little farther on
shall find rest: half sad ut last, we say,
when sorrows settling cloud blurs out the clean
Of plorrs torch, and To q vanished dream
Lovo's palace hath been turned, then-alI de-
pressed,
Desoi!rnS, sick at beart-we may not stay
Our weary feet so lonely then doth seem
I'll, shadow hauatcd world. We SO unblest,
guest;
And feeny round our feet tho cool, sweet clay.
Nug2c;k the fading Won ID farewell and say:
Not OIL this side--alns- shall find rest
a Little farther on. Century
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IN A cApucHIM TOMB.
ohast'y Devices and Ornaments Cor
structed Out NJ Human lsones

"hasty Devices and Ornaments Com
Hructed Out NJ Human Homes
Inc Capuchin brother. attired in his
long habit OF coarse brown frieze. his
waist encircled by hempen rope. his
stockingless feet bound in sandals, his
nntrimmed beard and head bare. OK.
cept for dimine.iyo skull-cap. is
familiar sight on the streets in Rome.
which he patiently travcrses, CARRYING
an earthen pitcher as n recentacle
while he begs aims from house to
house.
The Church of the Fraternity Is in
The piazza of the same name in the inn
mediate vicinity of the Piazza Barber.
I'M. twas founded by Cardinal Barber.
mi brother of Pope Urban VIII. in 1921
the same Cardinal who was the friend
OF Milton when he visited the Eternal
City in 1888. The church contains the
tomb Of the founder and many remark
able treasures of art. including the
magnificent painting by Guido, repre-
senting "Michacl the Archanrcl
irampling the Dcvil''-the latter n
portrait OF Pope Innocent X. for whom
the painter seems to have had an iuyet-
crate hatred.
Passing through the church few
steps to the right will lead you to lis
chastity and at the same time as gro
csquely horrible spectacle rs the
morbid scarched-aftcr flcsh-creeping
experiences can possibly desire. A
series of four connected small apart
ncnts. the floors of which are made of
earth said TO have been carried from
Jerusalem, contain the horrors speak
Of. The walls and ceiling are literally
decorated with ornamented devices
constructed by cunning workmen out
of human bones. The bones of the
vertebra, wrists and ankles are ar
ranged so as to describe circles and
curves. These figures are interspersed
here and there with skulls, femurs and
hnmerus, tibias, fbulas, ulnas and
radius.
The same horrid ornaments are ar
ranged around the person of deceased
brother. who appears suspended against
the' middle of II wall, incased in the
coarse brown cloth, the garment he
lived, died and was buried in. The
dried skin clinging to the face of the
skeleton grins in horrible mockery as
the living brother. his former compan-
ion in flesh, conducts you around this
decorated charnel house. He looks as
though he chuckled over the fact of
having been released from the grave
below to give place to brother more
recently defunct. for it is the rule of
the fraternity-who arc compelled to
make small burial ground meet the
requirements of the order-when II
Heath takes place to dig up the longest
inferred to make room for his success
sor.
There is q quality in the earth en-
ployed that has the effect of preventing
decay Of the body, drying it up in
mummy fashion, and preserving the
hair, presenting a far more horrible
effect than if bleached bones were pre-
sented to view.
There is weird uncanniness about
this strange mixture of the living and
dead. an II the latter Invested of So
lrmnity by environment of ornamental
histology, while the air of the survivor
seems toned down to an unnatural
| scpulchralness-;i sort of half. way con-
tlitiOn between life and the tomb
Rome Cor. San francisco Chronicle.
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GIVING THEM AWAY.

The grandest offer yet in our advertising columns
will be found very liberal offer Of Messrs. j. H
Bright & Co., the keal E. tate Agents Of "a Kearny
tenally; one lot 25x95 in the beautiful town-site Of
Lake View, Tulare County, to every person that
calls sends their name by letter 10 their office,
they send along with the Deed Map of the
Doubtless shey expect each person will retu and
tuy more lots, but there is nothing obligatory in
this respect OF course, the purchaser pays for tie
given Internationally; this offer is being taken
advantage of by hundreds in the immediate vicinity
OF the TOWNSHIP as they have great faith In the
future Chicago OF the Golden West, and expect ere
ing to realize handsomely on the investment
Those desiring lots should not delay bu. ta.:s
advantage OF this offer at once.
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1t is the little things of lfa, the worries
Of to-day and tomorrow, that make the
crows feet around our eyes So the little
pains of an hour or a minute break dow
the constitution. Look after the little ills,
BRANDRETH's PILLS cure dyspepsia, or in
digestion, headache. pain in The hou ders
coughs tightness If The hest dir ,ine-s.
sour stom oh ad taste in the mouth, bill.
ious attacks, nalpiiaIion of the heart, in
Illumination of the lungs. Pain in the re
g'on Of the liineys, and hun red o her
painful symptoms are he offspring of dy-.
pepsia. One or two pills every night is
All ff1cipnt
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THE WEsTERN SETTLERS cHosEE
6PECIFIC.

With every advance of emigration into the
far West. a new demand Is created for Hostel.
ters Stomach Bitters. Newly peoDied regioGs
are frequently less salubiious than older set
lied localities. on account OF the miasma Inch
rises from recently cleared land, particularly
along the banks of rivers that are subject to
fresh t.. The agricultural or mining ernigran,
soon learns. when he does not already know.
that the Bitters afford the only sure ,ro,ecti,,l
against nisla Ia. and those disorders Of the
stomach. liver and bowels. to which climate
q anyes. exl osure, and unaccustomed or I'm.
healthy water or diet subject him Cons =
queit he places al estima.e upon this great
household specific and preventive commensu-
ra with Its Intrinsic merits and Il careful to
kee on hand a re-tO -aiive and promoter 81
health so implicitly TO be relied upon in time OF
need.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-29

Mrs. Ole Bull has taken Fir.
Edwin Booths house on Chestnut
street. Boston, for next winter.
Senator Sabin, of Minnesota, has
no children of his own, but gives
paternal care TO nino fricn,lcss
orphans.
in the garden of the old Mcclellan
house, in Gorham. Me, the first brick
building erected in that county, n lady
recently found notwithstanding
gold ring, with this inscription still
legible on the inside: "lou are the
rose that have chose"
Among the new members of Con-
grcss it is said that only Mr.. Granger.
of Connecticut, bears tho honorary de-
gree of Ii. D. Mr.. Phelan, of Tennes-
see, one of the youngest members of
the House, bears that of PHI. D.. con-
ferred by the University of Lcipsic-
Tho beauty of American women
often puzzles foreigners, who can not
account for it. Oae ingenious lady Of
foreign birth has produced the theory
that the reason that Americans have
such good forms is that their restless
ness and nervousness prevent their
being long in one position, so that any
defect is not likely to become fixed.
In Yorkshire when the Clergyman
asks the bridegroom if hc will have
the woman to be his welded wife the
man will not unfrequcntly turn to the
woman and say. "NYilt tha' black my
boots?" and the woman will invariably
say. II wilt" and tho maa then re-
joins: Now, tha'st said it." and he
holds her to her word. st. Louis Re-
publican,
San Francisco has most COM
mendable club, called the Sight
Seers." 1t is Il walking club. with no
initiation fees and no dues. tho only
requisite being that each member bring
his lunch on the regular weekly tramps,
Tho club recently assembled Mount
Tamalpais, from which one may over
look San Francisco and the surround
ing country for fifty m:lcs.
Ahh'hS nam hONh ~ i'c,. MS
is said To have been derived from the
custom ordained by King Edgar. that
pegs should be fastened in the drink.
ing horns ut intervals. that who ever
drank beyond these marks at one
draught should he liable TO punish
ment. The custom was called pin
drinking, or pin-nicking. ana hence the
origin of the phrase, He is a merry
PIN" and also of tho expression,
Take him down peg"
Says letter from Richfeld
Springs, N. Y: The band here, an ex-
celleut one. is under the direction of a
why. bright-oyed little Frcnchman.
Prof. Lombard. Mr.. Lombard did not
originally intend to be musician.
my fadcr," he said yesterday, "vas a
Pareesian wiz greet admira2cone fer &c
Napoleon. Ven vas y lcetlo boy he
read me MI vot &c Napoleon do in bat
tie. and he say, 'Ah. zere vas 20 noble
Frcnchman. Vive rEmpcrcurr Zen
say. Ven I grone up vii be like 20
Napoleon and fight 20 great battle.
But, ah. how ccs it now? Ivas only o
tam iddlerr'
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DON'T YOU KNOW

That you cannot afford to neglect that "a
ta'ihf ont you now III 1t it may lead
to consumption. to insanity. to denth :
MT YOU know that it can be easily ,ure
FONT you know that wniie The thou and
and enc most rums You have tried have Ut
terly failed that tlr. Sag"'s Catarrh Rem
edy is certain curel IT ha stood he "a 81
of Years and there are hund red tn IL
sand, Of grateful men AMI women ia ali
part. of the cn,ntr' who an testify to its
efficacy. All dru g'sts.
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Liver, Blood, and Lungs.

If ycu feel dull, drovsy, debilitated, have
sallow color of skin. or yellowisli-brown Hlots
on faoc or body, frequent headache Or dizzi-
ness, had taste in mouth, internal Leat or
chilis, alternating with hot f1shos- low spirits
and gloomy forcbodings, Irregular appetite.
and coated tongue. You are suffering from
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and Torpid
Liver, or "BiIiOusness." In many
cases only part OF these symptoms are expo
rienced. As q remedy for all s.ici czses,
DIR. Picrccss Golden Medical Dis.
coyery is unsurpassed.
For Weak Lungs, splitting of
Blood. Shortncss of Breath, Bron.
chifis, Asthma, Severe Cous ha. and
kindred affections, 1t is an efficient remedy.
SOLD BY DRUGGIsTs. at SI.0o, or SAX
BOTTLES for $500.
Send ten cents in stamps for DR.. Picrces
book on Consumption. Address.
WORLDS Eispcnsary Medical Asro.
citation, G63 Main Street, BUFFALO, n. z.
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TIE SPECIAL OYER

~ The YOUTHS COMPANION, which we
have publis ed. includes he admiral I.
Double Holiday Numbers for Thank giving
and Christmas, with colored CT, crs n d
Ilil-pige pictures. twenty PAGES each.
These, with the otlerweek vissues to Jan
u,ry J, 70 8. will he sent free to all new
sub-crib RS who send ST. for years sub
scr pit on TO January 1882. The Con-.
P.NioN has been greatly IN arged, j. frey
y u>traied. and no other we4 ly lit'rar,
pape- gives much for so low price.
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THE TIGER BEETLE.
One of the Most Strong and Ferocious OF
Rhode Island Insects.

The tiger b.etles. or Cicendelas. are
among our most snowy insects. The
rival, indeed. the famous diamond
beetle of Brazil, so often worn as NJ
ornament. They are found more com
monty in sandy regions, where Their
lively movements ut once attract at
tcntion. They are very hard to catch
usually we bring them down by fling
ing at item Il handful Of sand. They
are tigers in all their conditions, pre-
datnry and frrocions.
Certain Very common holes about the
Warwick plains for Il long time inter
eSted us. As we Travelled along W.
would notice the sudden disappearance
81 some creature intoa tube-lke open.
Ing in the ground. When ut the top o.
1t the surface of the earth would appea'
as USUAL. A regular snare is laid 70,
the Lnwary. the victims being gen
orally ants. The holes, which | have
seen foot deep are made by the larva
OF the tiger beetles. in these they rest
ana wait for prey. Let an ant APP
l>' INV 'PciilliS anu tiic NciusiNe
shapall becomes terribly active. He
Is snapped by two jaws as unyieldinr
rs fa'c. The descent to Avernus is easy
bnt no ant ever found his way back.
Inc heart shrinks from dwelling OH
me tragedy subterruneous.
1t is possible, however, to "play it"
on these sometimes. Like the young
OF the Genue homo, they can be tickled
with straw Inserting one in the
h"le or lair, the creature within gets
angry snaps ut it, and may be pulled
UP wIthal. He can not pride himself
OIL personal beauty; an ugly grub is he,
with sort of hinge in his back. NAL
formed, sonr-tempered, naked-looking
savage. We care not if we torment
NM Acting on which inquisitional
principle. we stick him into the den of
another fellow. a duel ensues. with
Out seconds and contrary to code. II
!sa mere question of weight and agili-
n.y. Ono or other soon throws up the
sponge After all, it is evidently not
i',urh IN to grub for ones living!-
APPon1ng Cor. Proridenc, Journal
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To The Edtor:-
l'lease inform your readers that have a Tos
tive remedy for the above named iii. ease. by
it, timely lse thousands nj hop less cases have
b en- permanently cur,d. ! j all be glad to
send two bottles of NV remedy FREE TO any of
your readers v no have consumpti"n il they ill
send me their Express md p o. address.
Respectfully.
T. A. SLOCUM, NJ. c.. Isl Pearl St. New YORK
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If SUFFERERS FROM CoNsUMp1I,y,

Scrofula. Bronchi is and General Debility. will
Try Sr0tts Emu sion II Cod Liver OIL viii Ia
liypophusphies, hey will find immediate re
lief aud terminate benefit. The N. di,-al Pro-
les ion uni, ersally {, clare it a EN-. dy OF the
Greatest value and very palatable. Read: a.
nave I'd Scott- Emulsion in several eases Of
Scrofula and Debit. in children. I.esult~
most at f, ing. My little paii' nts take it With
pleasure w. 4. llU. BERr NJ. D.. Salisbury.
Ii
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THEY WILL NOT Do IT.

Th~ae who once take Dr. rierce's "Ple g.
ant rurgati, Pellets" will never consent
to nse a oiher Cat hartic. They are pleas
ant to take and mi d in their opera ion.
| Smaller thaa r,linarc pills aud il closed in
glass walls; virtues unimpaired. BY drug
| giSts.
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Wakele 5 Squirr and Gopher Extermi
nator Try and pro e the hest i, the
cheapest. Wakelee & Co, S IN Fra ncis O.
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-beacon Trenton, of Lanes Siding.
~ T. was cutting grass when he saw
"lneer-looking reptile, about four feet
Sn'' ilve inches in length and of a red
u's"-orown color. On the tip of it's tail
; aa're was horn over quarter of an
''ch IN length. 1t struck at tho dea-
'o" with its tail. A random blow
stunned tho reptile, however. and ii
, was quickly dispatched by well-aimed
zap ut the farmers hands.
l.. "A negro living near Calera. Ala,
,e' rattlesnake bite him for straw
o "'' worth fifteen cents. He put blue
way pouItice on the wound. swallowed
s s''ne plug tobacco, and next day
s SUI oil for camp meeting with the
~" na' sianted over his left ear
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All sufferers with such chronic ailments
as liver disease, dyspeps a. blood diseases.
cough CONSUMPTION (scroful Of the lung>),
and kindred di eases should know tha
'lr. Pierc s Colleen NJ odical discovery
IS their best friend in such deep aflliction.
1t comes to soothe. alleviate and cure.
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Cures ALL HU1IORs,

from a common BlotcIl, or Eruption,
~Fevcr sores,,s Acaly or Rough
Skin, in short, all diseases caused by bad
blood are conquered by this powerful, puri-
flying. and invigorating medicine. Great
Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under its be-
nign influence Especially has it manifested
It's potency in curing Teftcr. Rose Rash,
ulous Sores and Swcl2ings, Hip.
Joint Disease, White SWelliDgs,
GoItre, or Thick Neck. and Enlarged
Glands. Send ten ccnfs in stamps for
large treatise, with colorcd plates, on Skin
Diseases. or the same amount for 4 treatise
on Scrnfulous Affections
"THE BLOOD IS THE LEFE.ss
Thoroughly cleanse It by using DIR. Piercc,s
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, fair skin, baOyant spir-
its, and vital strength, viii be established.
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CONSUMPTHON.

which IS ScrOfula OF The Lungs, is ar
rested and cured 10y this remedy, ii taken be-
fore the last stages OF the disease ere reached.
From its marvellous power over this terribly
fatal disease, when first Offering this now
celebrated remedy to the public. DIR. PIERCE
thought seriously OF calling it lis Soon
sumption Cures but abandoned that
name as too limited for q medicine which,
fIom its wonderful combination of tonic, or
strengthening, Alternative. CT blood-cIcansiag,
anti-biietls. pectorsll and nutrtivc proper
ties, is uncquajed. rot only Ms a remedy for
consumption. but for all Chronic Dis.
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Sunday scho Is were founded n'Fng'and
about the year l.8n, by printer of Glou
cester named John Rackes
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Paper . now used in the manufacture OF
o. INNS, the new material being stained
and polishe to re emb,e rosewood. The
coifins are very handsome and compare
lively inexpensive.
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1T is told of Charles Stuart Calvcr.
lev. who wrote ely Leaves" that
when student at Cambridge he was a
frequent visitor at the deans iodge.
One evening when he WAS there the
children's bedtime came, and they
said; Good night One little miss,
about five years of age, kissed her
father and mother and was leaving the
room. when her mother said: "Whyl
my dear, are you not going TO kiss
Mr.. CalverlevP" NO. mamma. Mr..
Ctlverley doesn't want to Kiss me.
How do you know he doesn tP" BE
cause. mamma. whenever he meets II:
walking. at the back of the college.
he always kisses nurse, but no never
kisses mo-"
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CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

No tn carolina has 5000, 90 acres GOV
cred by fores's.
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The prettiest girl in Chicago weighs zoo
pound aud has hair Lip. She /, wo IL
1870 OUtU
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"BrOw BrOnchiaiT rOches'
are simple and convenient for Bron hisl
A Affections and Coughs.
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Best. easiest to use and cheapest. Piso
Remedy for Catarrh. BY druggists. 10
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A man who tried to b'arkmqil Mrs
Mackay has been sent to pri on for two
years.
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II afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompsons Eye Water. Druggists sell it. 25c.
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TRY GERMEA for breakfast.

Secretary Ba,ard and Miss S,phie Mar
kie will BE- married early in the winter.
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The diseoyery hat thousands of school
chi DIR In Vienna are starving has caused
u keuSati H.
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According To the report OF the New
York Bureau of Labor Statistics Their
were more than 1900 strikes in thu
State during 1886, against 800 in iso'
-1ne -Srcncs ~. A. .."sefH''s
,.ys: The Pima Indians select sev
eral promising youths OF their trlo'
from time to time for REPOSITORIES
of their traditions. Judge j. d. Walk
or says. and they are carefully IN
structea in the historical legends per
tanning to their tribe. being required
to commit them faithfully to memory
They in turn instruct their successors
and thus preserve the traditions in tho
exact language recited by their ances
tors of many years ago. They have
knowledge Of the tribe that built tn
old Case Glnnde and other vast build
ings, whose ruins now excite SUCH In
tsrest and curiosity.